Songs That Made America
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Oh.
My.
GOSH!\nGrant Oliver Sebastian Huffman.
He’s a billionaire playboy with a filthy mouth, and the equipment to back it up.
From TMZ to E! Online, he’s the talk of the town, but this time it’s not because of the women, the money, or the hard body that seems to come naturally to guys like him.
He’s in trouble. Big trouble.
And all because of a waitress that couldn’t leave well enough alone.\nRaven Young
She’s a spunky English gal trying to make her way in the city that never sleeps.
A tattooed beauty with a zest for life, Raven doesn’t put up with anybody’s crap. Not from her job, not from her roommate, and certainly not from a guy like Grant.
He thinks that with all his money he can just get away with what he did?
Surprise, motherf$$$er!\nGrant Huffman Offered His Waitress a Tip, and You Won’t Believe What Happened Next!\nWhen worlds collide, it’s doubtful at best that these two will be able to resist their libidos, but not everything is all about that bass.
Grant’s got a secret, Raven’s got issues, and when the girl with the sass finds out about the guy with the cash, she’ll also discover the answer to the age old what’s love got to do with it?
Everything!\n*Made in America is a stand alone novel*
*Made in America is pretty hot*
*Made in America could have a sequel, if you really want one*
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